36ᵗʰ Conference 28–30 October 2026 · Darwin NT · registrations open
Membership

Join the Society.

The Aeromedical Society of Australasia welcomes individuals and organisations involved in air medical transport to become valued members. Three options, one united forum.

Why members belong

What membership
gives you.

A multi-disciplinary community of pilots, nurses, doctors, paramedics, crew, engineers and support staff.

01

Priority conference registration

Discounted, priority registration for the annual aeromedical conference.

02

The $5,000 scholarship

Eligibility for the Society's annual professional development scholarship.

03

Presentation coaching

Free coaching for aeromedical conference oral presentations.

04

Members-only awards

Eligibility for members-only awards at the annual conference, including best presentation and best poster.

05

Conference content library

Members-only access to current and past conference presentations and content.

06

Guidelines & reference material

Members-only access to shared aeromedical clinical and non-clinical guidelines and best-practice references.

07

Leadership eligibility

Stand for a position on the Society's committee and help take the community to new heights.

08

A voice at the AGM

Voting rights at the Annual General Meeting, shaping the direction of aeromedicine across Australasia.

The flagship benefit

Three days at the frontier,
at member rates.

The 36th Conference lands at the Darwin Convention Centre, 28–30 October 2026: critical care in the air, remote, real and relentless. Private members register at the member rate; organisation and corporate members bring five delegates each.

Darwin Convention Centre at dusk
Darwin Convention Centre, home of the 36th Conference.
The options

Three ways
to belong.

Registering an account on this site is free. Membership runs for the membership year to 30 June, at the full annual fee whenever you join.

For individuals

Private

$80 per year

For clinicians, paramedics, nurses, pilots, engineers and support staff joining in a personal capacity.

  • One full vote at the AGM
  • Member-rate conference registration for one
  • Scholarship eligibility and category prizes
  • Members-only content and references
Join as a Private member
For services

Aeromedical Organisation

$600 per year

For providers of air medical transport and retrieval services across Australia and New Zealand.

  • One full vote at the AGM, via a nominated representative
  • Member-rate conference registration for five
  • Standards & advocacy input
  • Organisation-wide representation
Join as an Organisation
For partners

Corporate

$800 per year

For commercial organisations involved in, or wishing to support, air medical transport.

  • One full vote at the AGM
  • Member-rate conference registration for five
  • Industry briefings at the Annual Meeting
  • Access to the Society's wider membership
Join as a Corporate member

Life membership recognises outstanding contribution to aeromedicine: nominated by any member and conferred by the Committee under the Society's rules. Pricing shown is indicative while the membership data migration is finalised.

How it works

Joining takes minutes.

1

Choose your membership

Pick the option that fits you or your organisation and add it to your cart.

2

Create your account

Registration is free. Your email is your sign-in; no passwords to remember, ever.

3

Pay securely

Card payment is processed by our secure payment provider; card details never touch this website.

4

Renew each year

Membership runs to 30 June. When renewal time comes, a secure link brings you straight back.

Joining at any point in the membership year charges the full annual fee and covers you to 30 June. Renewing early never costs you time: a renewal adds the next full membership year.

Governance

Incorporated, constituted,
member-governed.

The Constitution

The Aeromedical Society of Australasia is incorporated in New South Wales and operates according to its Rules of Incorporation. Every member has a voice under those rules.

Rules & Certificate of Incorporation

The Committee

An elected committee of practising professionals from across Australia and New Zealand leads the Society: conference planning, standards, scholarship selection, the podcast and more. Any member can stand.

Meet the current committee
Ready when you are

Add your voice to
four decades of advocacy.

Join online in minutes, or sign in to renew an existing membership.